Life by Nature's Rhythms The sweeping tundra on Alaska's North Slope is a barren land, oddly majestic in its flat, white emptiness.
Every June, what you call the North Slope's "flat, white emptiness" transforms into one of the world's most prolific nurseries, where birds from six continents converge to raise their young.
Stretching out to the horizon was the former lake bed, a flat desert emptiness with a row of rusted boats lining the former shoreline.
He wanted to replace his 34-C's with emptiness, a flat manly chest to the outside world and scars to him and me.
Emptiness, too, is not "found" when sought (emptiness is empty, too).
Hiorns took over an abandoned flat in a derelict, unloved complex that speaks of emptiness and isolation and social betrayal.
Like Andy Warhol before them, Gilbert and George present a flat, unemphatic image to the world and somehow, because of this emptiness, they become charged with meanings from the wider culture.
A huge flat plain extended toward snowcaps on every side, and dry riverbeds bisected the emptiness like tears.
The update is great but I have yet to find the giant ice wall that's preventing all of life from sliding off the side of the flat earth and onto the back of the giant turtle we're riding through the vast emptiness of space.
